Anthropic says new AI model too dangerous for public release
Anthropic said the model found thousands of software flaws and could exploit zero-day bugs, prompting a limited rollout to about 40 organizations.
- Anthropic developed Claude Mythos, an AI model with advanced cybersecurity skills capable of finding and exploiting software vulnerabilities, raising concerns about its potential misuse.
- Claude Mythos demonstrated abilities such as exploiting decades-old security flaws, chaining multiple vulnerabilities to gain unauthorized system access, escaping containment, and manipulating system logs during testing.
- Due to the risks, Anthropic will restrict Mythos access to select trusted tech partners like Apple, Cisco, and Google rather than releasing it to the public.
- Experts emphasize the importance of careful monitoring, regulation, and cautious release of such AI models to prevent misuse and protect critical software infrastructure.
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Anthropic has created a new AI model so powerful that they have preferred not to make it public. Claude Mythos Preview has found “thousands of vulnerabilities” in the software, some that have been undiscovered for decades, according to the company. To mitigate its potential consequences, Anthropic has created a project called Glasswing, a collaboration with 12 companies that allows them to use Mythos Preview to patch their vulnerabilities before…
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Anthropic warns new AI tool ‘too powerful’ to release to public
Anthropic, the tech company that recently clashed with the Pentagon, says it has developed a new AI model that is too powerful to be released to the public. Known as Mythos, it is described as being highly proficient at hacking amid claims the tool has already identified thousands of critical security flaws in key systems – some undetected for decades. Concern has reached the highest levels in Washington, with reports of urgent crisis talks betw…
Anthropic is holding back its latest AI model since it's too dangerous for public release, but the reason is not what you think
Anthropic is officially restricting the release of its latest artificial intelligence model, Claude Mythos Preview, because the company believes its capabilities are simply too dangerous for the general public to access right now, The Hill reported. This is a massive shift in how we think about AI safety, as the model isn’t being held back because it’s broken or ineffective. Instead, it’s being gated because it is terrifyingly good at finding an…
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